https://youtu.be/-XA_bnJI6Xc
Jan and I chatting aboard Woodwind in Bequia jusnow !
https://youtu.be/-XA_bnJI6Xc
Jan and I chatting aboard Woodwind in Bequia jusnow !
That was great - thx for posting it!
"If it ain't broke, you're not trying." - Red Green
Bruce!
Fortune has shined on you. Thanks so much for sharing.
Last edited by Ted Hoppe; 03-09-2023 at 06:21 PM.
Without friends none of this is possible.
That was great. Thank you for sharing about your boat and life.
Very nice. Thanks for inviting us aboard
What's not on a boat costs nothing, weighs nothing, and can't break
Nice video story. Thanks for alerting us. A hippie boat, eh?
-Dave
Wonderful!
On the trailing edge of technology.
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Nice video, thanks! I've always been interested in Woodwind's construction from the bits and pieces you've shared around the forum. Cool to see a live view of what it's like down below.
great bruce
Cool video. Cool approach to boating. Cool approach to life. Cool.
That was nice!
Thanks a lot.
I really enjoyed that.
No one has anchored behind me for the past few days .
Thanks, Bruce and Jan!
That is really cool!! Thanks for sharing.
A bit late to the party but...
I like your style
Focus on the effort not the outcome.
Whatever floats your boat.
dr_dick's dub shack - 24/7 online dub radio station (drdicksdubshack.com), i listen to this and alpha boys school radio at work ,what stations do you listen to bruce
Square strips edge-nailed and epoxy-glued, no 'glass sheathing. Looks pretty bullet-proof. I'd love to give it a try sometime, but your point is well-taken.
I regularly see classic plastic boats for sale in great shape for under 10 grand. Plus you get all the previous owners doo-dads and trinkets.
In order to build my own cruising boat, I'd have to be willing to wait a long time to sail her, work my ass off, and spend five times as much at least. Then accumulate all my own doo-dads and trinkets.
Bruce, have you had any trouble with worms down there?
Mike
So how do you store a boat inside and leave that mast up?
What's not on a boat costs nothing, weighs nothing, and can't break
"got a lot of stuff we don't have". Ha. And people think our boat is basic. We did put in a fridge - but we don't have a powered windlass![]()
We try to keep things as simple as possible also. Good philosophy.
Cheers,
Mark
Air draft usually gets used as an indication to get under bridges , so more commonly is waterline to masthead, but the wonderful Woodwind floats so high who am I to get pedantic( or I could just be wrong)
I have to say the electronic charts for coastal navigation are amazing. They reduce the workload and increase situational awareness. I find they allow us to focus more time on the sailing part in skinny water.
We too have a 5hp Tohotsu (propane) and deflatible. The dingy was a hand me down gift from my parents and it was just the quickest way for us to get going. I do dream about that sweet nesting hard dingy that we can sail or row.
Cheers,
Mark
I was born on a wooden boat that I built myself.
Skiing is the next best thing to having wings.
none that are enforced . No rules enforced for dumping diesel or motor oil overboard, burning plastic garbage,grinding boat bottoms, pitching any sort of plastic in the sea, driving with a cell phone, smokin ganja in public, speeding through the anchorage, ( the mortality rate for turtles and people here is very real),dui.
it’s the Wild West here
real freedom
yea, the world is fcked
Last edited by wizbang 13; 03-26-2023 at 04:42 PM.
I like the engine controls! How do you keep the water out?